Stargate SG-1

Summary

Stargate’sunstable maelstrom visual impression , nickname the " kawoosh , " was make in a unparalleled room behind the scenes . In 1994 , the originalStargatemovie come out , start a vast dealership that includes three motion picture , four tv set series , and one web series . This transmedia franchise is popular 29 year after the entry film due toStargate ’s powerful villains , hard world - construction , and unique premise .

Five geezerhood after the last improver to the franchise , Stargateneeds a reboot , ideally made by Amazon Prime . LikeStar TrekandDoctor Who , theStargatefranchise is thematically relevant and appealing to mod audience . Additionally , there is so much to explore within the reality ofStargate , making a possible reboot sassy rather of dusty . On top of that , a product team already has the quality optic effect , the “ kawoosh , ” to tie the moving-picture show into the rest of the franchise .

There ’s nothing quite like bust - ascertain Stargate SG-1 , Stargate Atlantis , and Stargate Universe , and a few streaming political platform have them available .

Stargate SG-1 TV Poster

The Stargate’s Visual Effect Is Created By An Air Cannon

According to the 1994 documentaryThe Making of Stargatethe ocular effect squad from theStargatemovie created the “ kawoosh ” by set aside an air carom – a gimmick that use constrict air to launch a transportation system gadget – one inch above the control surface of the water . The team fired off the air , causing the piss to propel outwardin the memorable manner see in theStargatefilm .

Due to the difficulty of creating this effect , the film only ever shows the “ kawoosh ” from a single slant . However , the squad responsible for for Stargate SG-1 took on the challenge of record this visual from multiple angles . According to the VFX Supervisor , John Gajdexki , they scramble to get the airwave pressure in good order but finally figured it out through trial and error ( viaThe Companion ) . They did this so perfectly that the imagery became representative of the sci - fi show .

Any Future Stargate Reboot Should Use The Same Visual Effect (Not CGI)

BecauseStargateis a sci - fi show with a cult classic following , anyone bring up it takes an inherent danger . One way to ensure dealership fans enthrone in a novel show is by keeping the same " kawoosh " optic from theStargatemovies and TV show . Though CGI can create incredibly lifelike effect , this visual is so iconic that any change would immediately be noticeable . Because of how they make the visual , it would be incredibly challenging to reduplicate the water supply movement , grain , dark , and lights . It ’d be good to utilize the already existing effect that the VFX team fastidiously create forStargate SG-1 .

Theoretically , they could also essay to make the outcome again using another air cannon and tank of weewee . Even recreating the effect would be risky , though , because there ’s no guarantee that the water would look the same if any variables ( e.g. , volume , breeze pressure , dew point ) changed . On top of the practicality , using the old " kawoosh " would show deep awe for the previousStargateshows .

rootage : The Companion

The main cast of Stargate SG-1 stand in front of the unstable vortex.

Teal’c (Christopher Judge), Samantha Carter (Amanda Tapping), Jack O’Neill (Richard Dean Anderson), and Daniel Jackson (Michael Shanks) in a promotional image for Stargate SG-1

Water gushes out of the unstable vortex in Stargate.

Jack And Teal’c hit golf balls into the unstable vortex in Stargate.

Stargate SG-1